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Franco Zeffifelli's film version of the
Verdi opera La Traviata is as full and
sumptuous as an opera performance
needs to be, and the stars, particularly
Teresa Stratas, who plays the woman,
of the camellias, perform beautifully.
Film
Review
La Traviata shows at 7 and 9:15 p.m.
Saturday, Sunday and Monday, with a
3 p.m. Saturday matinee at the Shel
don Film Theatre.
La Traviata has the feel of other
Zeffirelli films it is filled with lush
and hazy photography, and at times
the frame seems incapable of holding
more candles, more ruffled gowns, more
roses indistinct in the golden light.
There are a few views of Paris, where
the opera is set, of Notre Dame and the
Seine, of the street where the heroine,
Violetta, played by Stratas, lives; and
then the screen is dark for the first
notes we hear. Two figures step out of
a doorway, and the light discloses a
dead house where Violetta waits for
death from tuberculosis. A boy helping
to dismantle the house comes into the
sickroom. Stratas rises with the com
mand and grace she is so careful to
preserve and a fit of coughing wrecks
the effect she sought.
Then a delightful sequence takes her
back into the past; even while the auc
tioneer's people pack up her elaborate
possessions, she hears the laughter
and sees the golden light of her former
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Manager
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474-1686
SUMMER JOBS
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SUMMER EMPLOYMENT
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Are you interested in working as a Data
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mittant basis? We are looking for Data
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production period only. Our next peak
begins in early April and should run 6-10
weeks. If you have a typing skill of 55
wpm with 5 or less errors, we will train
you to operate a CRT. Work on all shifts is
available. We offer Medical, Dental, Dis
ability and Life Insurance, paid holidays
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excellent fringe benefits. We will offer car
pooling assistance to those in outlying
areas. In interested, apply in person.
CAROL WRIGHT SALES
3601 N W. 15th Street
Lincoln, NE
474-2018 between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Concession work. Part time evenings.
Apply in person at the Southwest Civic
Center. Bingorama, 2S08 Park Blvd. 68502.
PT Management-Trainee
$700-$1,00Omonth
474-0014
Mr. Pfeifer
"CAMP COUNSELORS
Outstanding Slim and Trim Down
Camps: Tennis, Dance, Slimnastics, WSI,
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Wanted: Lead guitarist for vintage
and top 40 rock'n'roll band. Phone
475-6265.
Barrymore's ,
Interviewing for waitresses.
Apply in person 2:30 5:00. M-F.
Wanted: Two Billy Joel tickets. Call Liz
at 435-0284.
Chicken Milker One,
Seeya at the UPC-Miller Highlife Dance.
March 8, 8-12 p.m. at the East Union.
' Music by the "Star City Players."
Chicken Milker Two
UNL Students:
Chi O Sig Ep
Softball Marathon for Easter Seals
March 17
Call 476-8593 to register
Sponsored by KXSS and Coors
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social brilliance and is able to walk
into her former life simply by leaving
the room.
It is the party at which Alfredo,
strongly played by Placido Domingo,
declares his love to the sparkling social
ite who used to be mistress to an
insufferable baron. Here is a tour de
force of Zeffirelli technique, with a
voluptuous dinner table seen from
above, Violetta frantically making her
way around the table, clinking g!
after a toast. She sees the vibrant
crowd through glass panels, separated
from her own pain for her gaiety is
forced, her celebration of pleasure a
way of ignoring the ill health which
plagues her.'
She feels ambivalence at Alfredo's
proposal of love a wonderment that
someone could sincerely care for her
and at the same time an insistence on
continuing the life of pleasure in "the
populous desert" of Paris.
Violetta does, however, give in to
love and leaves for the country with
her lover. The city-country compari
son is brought out by the beautiful
effects of leaf and sun, a boating party
glorious in light seen through a screen
of trunks and branches.
Violetta is persuaded to leave this
pastoral place for the good of her lov
er's family, and to pretend indifference
to Alfredo, who scorns her and she
retires to her house to pine away in the
best tubercular and operatic tradition.
The camera work once again is lush
and sentimentally evocative. Her room "
is a wonderful layering of blue and
gray and bone, her face paler than
anything else. The joy of Alfredo's return
is overshadowed by the certainty of
death, and after a splendid aria Stra
tas falls.
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RUSTIC WOOD-HEATED CABINS
Will be your base for five days of Nor
dic skiing in Colorado's White River
National Forest. $200 Program Fee
includes transportation, food and lodg
ing. Contact Mark Ebel, Assistant Direc
tor. Campus Recreation, 1740 Vine,
472-3467.
DR. RUTH WESTHEIMER
Who has been on the Johnny Carson
show and all over the country for her
talks about sex, will be in the Union Cen
tennial Room on Tuesday, March 13 at
7:30 p.m. Dr. Westheimer's favorite topic
is "Sexual Speaking" to you won't want
to miss it.
HUNGRY?
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Omelette Feed
Wesley House UMHE
March 4, Sunday
5-7 p.m.
$2.50 per person
ATTENTION
University Program Council is now tak
ing applications for upcoming council
positions for East. City, and Tri-Culture.
For more information, please contact
CAP City 472-2454 or CAP East at 472
1780. Party for Hillel, Jewish Student Organ
ization, March 3. Saturday, 6 p.m. at
Commonplace.
Concerned about going back to the
farm or beginning your own farm? Come
and participate in AG FORUM 84 on
Wednesday, March 7 at 7:00 p.m. in the
Nebraska East Union. Topic of discus
sion will be LB 1005, Beginning Farmer
Opportunity Act.
ATTENTION AG MAJORS
If you are in the top 40 of your
sophomore, junior, or senior class, you
re eligible for potential membership in
Alpha Zeta. If interested, contact Ken
Miller at 464-0288 by the March 6 deadline.
AG FOHUM '04
Open Forum Discussion concerning
LB 1005, Beginning Farmer Opportunity
Act will be held Wednesday, March 7, at
7:00 p.m. in the Nebraska East Union.
Featured Panelists: Rod Johnson
Nebraska State Senator and Sponsor of
LB 1005; Paul Gessaman UNL Profes
sor of Agricultural Economics; Rex Hab
erman Nebraska State Senator and
Chairman of the Agriculture and Envi
ronment Committee.1
Moderator: T. E. Hartung, Dean of the
College of Agriculture.
Sponsored by Alpha Zeta and
UPC-East.
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The Beaux Arts Trio, ens cf the premier piano-string tries cf the day,
will perform at Kimball Hall Saturday at 8 p.m. The trio consists of (from
left to rir.ht) T.Ier.ahara Pressler, Isidore Cohen end Bernard Greenhouse.
Pianist Fernando Laires, the next classical musician scheduled to play
Kimball, will perform March 9. The date inadvertantly was c raited from
an article on Laires in Thursday's Dairy Nebraskan.
UNL Rugby:
An animal sport played by gentlemen.
Practice at 5 p.m. Tuesday s and Thurs
days at Mabel Lee Field. New players
welcome.
. Dance to the sounds of the
"Star City Players"
Thursday, March 8, 8-12 p.m.
East Campus Union
Sponsored by Miller Highlife and UPC
Today's the last day to get your AOII
Spring Fever Raffle Ticket. Over $300
worth of prizes. Drawing today at 2:30 in
City Union. All proceeds to Arthritis.
Featuring ...
Fast Times at Rldjemont High
Thursday, 31 & Sunday, 34
7:00 & 9:15 p.m.
Union Rostrum
UPC American Films
SPECIAL!
On color film processing and developing.
Come in for detil9.
NEBRASKA BOOKSTORE
All Psychology Students:
The Undergraduate Psychology
Organization UPO presents a panel
discussion on Women in Psychology
Sunday, March 4, Burnett 206. 7 p.m.
Wanted: Various Talent (comedians,
magicians, musicians or whatever) for
Patoot's Saloon Bad Comedy Night.
Tryouts this Saturday, March 3rd from
3-5 Come down and show your ability at
Patoot's Saloon, 808 "P" Street.
DANCE LESSONS
Pla-Mor Ballroom
Starting March 14
Learn Waltz, Jitterbug, Foxtrot,
Polka, Swing
Arthur Murray instructors
Register Now.
475-4030
You dont have to sit in front of your
television set any more to see Dorothy
Lyman (OPAL GARDNER) make people
smile because she will be in the Centennial
Room at 7:30 p.m. on March 6, 1984.
Don't miss it!
Swesp Left Health Club
"Ntbreska Collegiate
Body-Building Championships"
Saturday, March 3rd, 7:30 p.m.
Lincoln Hilton Hotel
For more information, call 474-6444.
COLLEGE REPUBLICANS
Meeting Tuesday, March 6 at 7.00 p.m.
Glen Wilson, head of Nebraska Reagan
Campaign will be guest speaker.
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Are you a Unitarian-Universalist without
knowing it? Find out, 11:00 a m. Sunday
at the Unitarian Church, 6300 A.
OPAL GARDNER -
Will be in the Centennial Room at 7:30
p.m. on Tuesday, March 6. You can buy
your tickets in advance at one of the
booths in the Union Thursday, March 1.
and Friday, March 2. $2 for students, $3
for non-students.
Rumor has it that "Here Comes the
Bride" is being played tonight at the
Alpha Phi house for the biggest wedding
party evert
Women's Support Group.
Wednesday at the WRC
(472-2597)
Alpha Zeta Members
Pick up your Ag Forum 84 buttons
in the AZ Ottice.
Blaine and Joel
The final payment is due Monday
for the UPC-East Spring Break trip to
S. Padre Island. Please pay at the
CAP offices in either union. Ques
tions, call 472-1760.
Thursday. March 8th, from 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m. in the Regency Suite (City
Union). Call 475-2242 tor appoint
ment or sign up at booth In Union.
Sponsored by Acacia Fraternity.
The Delta Delta Delta Scholarships
are due. Return all forms to the Delta
Delta Delta Sorority House.
The linal payment is due Monday
for the UPC-East Spring Break trip to
S. Padre Island. Please pay at the
CAP offices in either Union. Ques
tions, call 472-1780.
The Delta Delta Delta Scholarships
are due. Return all forms to the Colta
Delta Delta Sorority House.
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Talkback with Jerry Galvin, Lincoln's
nationwide call-in comedy talk show,
8:00 p.m. Sunday on WSUI AM 910.
"Women In Agriculture A Step Ahead"
March 6, 12:00-1:00. East Union. Brown
Bag Luncheon 4 Panel Discussion with
leading Ag Women. Explore Ag Careers!
Auditions now open for t)4-'85
Scarlet & Cream Singers
For more information: Room 242
Westbrook Music Bldg.
ATTENTION:
Yell squad tryouts will be held March
15 through March 22. Find a partner and
start preparing. '
The Delta Delta Delta Scholarships
are due. Return all forms to the Delta
Delta Delta Sorority House.
A Phi's and Earners:
The parents of Miss A. hi would like to
announce the wedding 0,' their daughter
to Mr. F. House, at the Alpha Phi Chapel.
Reception following at the Knolls.
Love.
Sid and Dave
DAP,
Roses are red,
Our plans are Complete,
I asked you
because of the meat
(It's prime rib!!
you deserve the best.)
MARK,
What am I going to do Saturday night
without a babysitter?
DUNCAN
Dave P. (Psych, grad student).
So what's with this other personal?
These things won't be allowed when you
move in. Behave yourself!!
N A K
P S. There's dust on the plants, and
dishes in the sink.
LINDA:
Happy 21st! We're proud to know 'ya!
May Saturday's celebration not be Sun
day's hangover!!!
Your three co-workers in the
Coliseum dungeon
MARK,
Impress me tomorrow with your
"pseudo-west coast snobbery'" HAVE
AHOT AND HAVY20'h EIHTHDAY!
A WASHINGTON! AN